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Citrus' ac iler
Athenaeuin C4 Oct.29,191 -.


I. Introduction
Dr. Berger has presented
thie subject from a biol]ogic 3
point of view, touching onl;
incidenta]3y on the much ino e
interesting and important
side of it.
I want to present very .
briefly an outline from the
sociological] aspect. This
is much more inrportan t to
the University and more in-
teresting to the men assem-
bled here. I'll try to
show you the line up and. th
play that is going to be
nade in the next seven jiont is
We may make a touchdown. C
We lave the p,3yers but our




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3ine up is weak .
We ma, e a toichdownr in
landing the Farmers' Insti-
tute work with the Univor-
sity (20 f. ). 907.
We made a touchdown in
getting the nursery Inspect-
or located on the Cai;ipus
(3 1 ) 2931.
We played again for the
Hog Cholera Serum plant, LU
by a fumble the other side 2
scored (25 i-. ) 1931.
We played for the Coopera-
tive Demonstration WorL and
made a touchdown (25 -m ) 19 3.
We played for the passage
of the Smilth-Lever Bill and.
again made a touchdown (10-t )
1933. In 8 y.-ars, or 1922
will yield 190 -thousand,
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So much for introduction.
vy outline must be shorn
of al] detail and give only
the shceletoh of a 30 minute
lecture.

Citrus Canker

II. Magnitude of Citrus In-
dustry.
(a) Capitalized at
$350 millions.
Last year's crop
$32 millions.
Bearing groves
"'120 mill ions
New set and nurser-
ies, .yO millions
(b) Owners best educate
agriculture ts.
(c) 12 to 14
grove owners in the
State.






Notes made by -

(d ) Geographical loca-
tion south of Uni-
versity.
(e) Distribution of Sen-
ators and Represen-
tatives.
In legislature
Senate (3/5 anti-citrus
S 2/5 citrus
House (3/7 anti-citrus
(4/7 citrus
(f) Population, citrus
counties, Iight.


III. Industry threatened.
A4 Worked up and pre-
sented by Universil
B S A fumb] e in the p]l,
gave tiieo bal to
Tenny.
C. i'ermy miao e Yhiii3oelf,


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(a) Organization of
Growers' & Ship-
pers' League. Or-
ganized in South
F3 orida.
(b) Coop. Dem. Work.
Organized No. &
West. Fla. 30
Counties out of 5(.
Query, who wil] hold.
the ball, July 3,2915
The Univ. or someone
else?
Tenny, is paid $5000 s l
ary per year and is w r th
every cent of it. Wh t
are we doing to auaex him
to our team? He was bi,
enough to be on the
Cornel2 team, but
not big enough





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to be noticed.
by the U. of F.


IV. Awakening, of the Stat( .
A. Organization of
Dad e County.
Described by
Dr. Berger.
B. Organization of
Jefferson County.
Described by
Dr. Berger.


V. Significance to the
State.
A. Organization of the
most important. in-
dustry.
B. Passage of laws by
pressure of public
sentiment. en






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C. Breaking up of the
old machine 1l2itics
and substituting an-
other kind.
D. Evolution in Florida
is going on at a revc-
lution pace.

VI. Significance to Utnivers ty.
A. A test as to whether
we mean to be at the
lead in public ad-
vancement.
B. Is the University
able to adjust her-
self to the rapid, de-
velopment of the Stale.
C. The Experiment Staticn
with its solid forma,
tion has repeatedly
held the line for






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... someone else to
make a goal kick. l
D How long will they perm:.t
this-.graft and teal ng
Wly don't they see the
courts are cle n and
true?.
WIy will they wink at
crooked public dealing
(Did. you ever stop to
think that the means
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